Alexa soon to be your in-house doctor

Amazon the tech giant, making efforts to enhance and upgrade Alexa’s performance in the health-care field. Soon Alexa will able to manage diabetes and will give tips for new parents.

According to the recent reports, Amazon is looking to add new abilities to its Alexa digital assistant which will enable it to potentially suggest you some health and wellness measures.

On the basis of leaked internal documents, Amazon is forming the dedicated team of health and wellness experts within the Alexa division. Rachel Jiang, Amazon veteran will head the team.

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